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On Midwest Week, Davenport agrees to continue the school resource officer program, and assign police officers to several schools. -
The Moline Police Department will hold a Gun Buyback event on Saturday.
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With Independence Day coming up, local fire departments want to remind everyone to practice fireworks safety. -
The woman accused of running down 3 people with her car on the I-74 Bridge pedestrian and bike path has pleaded not guilty. Tuesday morning, 46 year old Chhabria Harris entered her plea during arraignment in Rock Island County circuit court.
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One of the best ways to fight fraud is education, and that's the goal of the Fraud Fighters from the Iowa Insurance Division who will visit the Quad Cities Tuesday.
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This summer, free breakfasts and lunches will be available for all students in the Rock Island School District.
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CommunityHelp is available for probably hundreds of local residents having trouble applying for jobs, housing, and education. Several agencies will hold an "Expungement Clinic" Monday to help people clean up their criminal records.
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On Midwest Week, a long investigation by NPR and the Marshall Project details abuse of inmates, and seven deaths, at the federal prison in Thomson, Illinois.
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The number of COVID-19 cases in the Quad Cities may be leveling off after increasing for several weeks.
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The Quad Cities is now better prepared for severe weather. Rock Island and Scott counties have just been recognized by the National Weather Service as StormReady.
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Do you want to add more life to your years and more years to your life? If you answered yes, listen closely because I’m going to share the key to aging well, free from disease.
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EnvironmentThe Mississippi River is beginning to rise in the Quad Cities but should stay below flood stage, at least for now.
